Curtis High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1973 volume:

S! X u - :R t. Q .E 3 g K xi X. A an wg? ,. K sp QQ - Q -1 VK 5' ' qi . Y 2 sg' . K s'1Q...g W h 5 QQ . Nix Q QS? Q X,.,N ., mm .,....-. W I. A: -:IWHW ,i .mm .. wswmxw-s Q . mx X ..... 'WX ,wii iw nmwkg ww, W ww. .3 WM X New wx W- WW .xg - X---.A X .... f.. if - - ,NQMFNF A' x W K Mi X is Rfk X: 1 X 2 is Yesterday when I was young av The taste of life was sweet Qt RR as rain upon my tongue. I teased at life as if it Were a foolish game tl'f B' .,f ??1' The way an evening breeze We an wa F13 X NXA . may tease a candle flame A thousand dreams I dreamed The splendid things I planned N on weak and shifting sand I always built to last ff LALL ' - M :,E5f,, I lived by night and shunned A QQ? n,.' Q eww? N Qi- . the naked light of day ,I ff' x 'vu NN. 1 is .JJ 1 I 3 5 3 S i 3 5 And only now I see aww . gag.:-. ai EY, -lwx how the years they ran away . rl 101' 2 2 X4 we 2 2. W4 i i. 1 12 1 dd d. K . . .. QL. Q X , S , wL.j ,g gi f gg L ,L vmAL id gf Q ' X E , F -ew-i f ' David and his foster family, the Pages. .. ,W mm, W 1 1 F 2 Happy Birthday, David! David Hernandez is our Foreign Exchange Student from Grecia, Costa Rica. When he first arrived here he went on a trip through northern Washington with his foster family, the Pages. He went to North Carolina in Oc- tober and November with Mr. Page who works for American Plywood and has to do a lot of traveling. The Pages are taking him on a trip to Victoria before he leaves. On his way home he is taking a cross the country to Washington D.C. where hope to meet President Nixon. We hope he enjoyed his visit here as much as we enjoyed having him. Santa Claus even found David at Curtis. David Hernandez at Curtis David does his A'Cappella homework. X J ' f e 3' 'Q lfifa' sais i'ii5if .- ws f ssii, 5-Ffsig R. .5 1 S . .k 5 Q95 Taking time from his busy day, David pauses for a picture. X X 'fix kk bv' X X X .. 5 f X. :-if fs :AX wx S 'gifvwfx V, E323 . + 4 V, . M 2 Ka-- s--...M X ,MX . 'ss 1 Z xii L 'H . . 53 ' ' 2 ff- XX Y- l 1 . 'Q SS I Q, W XX. X X , X X f K X gf wzfsis f ilisi ,X 1' f Sumner Succumbs Again! D '-an---....... t nab J-,W ... . --H 'si-544 Sue jackson exhibits sadistic tendencies In the earlier stages of the school year. the Annual Activity Card Sale was held. Sumner, being our rival, suffered a de' cisive loss with a percentage of sales being a mere 4796 in comparison to Curtis, 91? Sumnerls pride was notably diminished at the Homecoming Night Assembly when their faces were elaborately decorated with a variety of Curtis- made pies. Their good nature was greatly 'appreciated by all. Clare johnson welcomes the Sumner Inter-High Rep with a Chocolate Meringue. Mmmm, Banana! jeff Carlsen eloquently takes revenge f f'i,:ia, at rs s: , 1 t -' -- - ws . W V 1 A-LL f. T 1 tl. . f. T w ,ii ki A I . S ifi, S gif ..1A . A , ' X . :. -W 1 tit. . V. 'fi 139 -.-: X I -- 5 K Q 3 stays, f , 2, Q 3 K 8 N E X X .e K ,L i 2 E, 55 F? L, 5 Y gi 1 2 ,g f 1 , s x g 1 Qt sf e 6 4 'Qs s Z is f ,IZV me Q A ' Ma tai . 3 as St? 4, 0 t ga X is xx 5 re Q Q QQ? X if If ,.. Coach Eastman awestruclc by Senior strength. ,awww X W junior boys support team with rousing cheer. Coach Orr points out junior strategy. as +2 Xffiwa, .r . .. S- . -rv 1 Seniors Remain This year two weeks of bruises and sore muscles resulted in a 12-6 Senior Powderpuff victory over the juniors. This was their second consecutive win. The extreme knowledge, skill, and patience of Coaches Doucette, Handcland, Birnel. Denton, and Weller were absorbed and displayed at the final performance. The Senior cheer- leaders, Dave Simpson, jeff Carlsen, Steve Page, Randy Gollinger, and Dan McCullem, kept the crowd in stitches. The junior coaches were Webb, Eastman, Orr, Coin, and Meads. The Junior class was led in cheers by Doug Pagel, Craig Giske, Marc Orr, Steve Broback, and john Campbell. Monica Simmons scored both touchdowns for the Senior team. One was by driving hard through the juniors with a pass from Amy Thorsen. Wendy Sanbeck gained yardage on the other TD with a long run. Ann Beard scored the juniors' only touchdown with a long run. Good luck to next year's Powderpuff teams-may the best class winl I rw .iii-Em 5 5, . ,E Ax Seniors watch from Monica Simmons drives through junior line. ndefeated. Triumphant Seniors smile over v ictory. EXE S A 2 X- . as 5' is Q Doucetteus offense ready to Ngo get 'emf' ss qt Senior cheerleaders and band pause for pose bench as offense gains yardage. Tense Seniors watch tricky play. Seniors, the Soul Class. is 'Q 3 if it is S I 'il t XJ? S553 S Les- S1-53:-ix' 3- , I, ' 'Q-'Q-'QT The more limber students enjoyed the Car Stuff. iking Wee in N. r H-'Fi' -H. T5 Q , 'fs The Senior Barbershop Quartet An elite few pause for a greasy pose. if f is ggi Festivities K iff ,, Mr. Orrls homeroom gets a running start, ,S Refusing a well-oiled kiss? . . . Parent ponders his offspringls schedule Participants in the H Rock Festivalu exert themselves. Mike johnson times a typical junior kiss. W sire 3 X' . Homecoming . . . The hosts for the evening provide melodic amusement, The final product of the Senior Snowman Crew. After a week of various events such as the backbending Car Stuff, Greaser Day, the Kissing Booth, Parents Day, and the Rock Festival, both students and teachers looked forward to the festivities of the Homecoming Night Assem- bly. Due to the skilled organization efforts of the Home- coming Crew, Mike johnson, Steve Page, and Scott Higgins, the assembly proved to be an amusing and effective produc- tion. Many students participated in the competitive events of the evening which included such items as the Barbershop Quartet competition, the Pyramids, the Licorice Chew, the Root Beer Chug-A-Lug, the Tomato Pass, and the Snowman contest. The Seniors proved their supreme skills and abili- ties by coming in first in the total class competition. Homecoming contests continued through the evening of the football game. Chariots designed by each homeroom raced down the center of the field in the Chariot Race at half-time. The winner, being the chariot of Mr. Harrisonls homeroom, was subject to the professional christening by the TV personality, Dick Balch. He eloquently smashed the well- built chariot with his gilded sledge hammer, then disap- peared amid the excited cheers, grins, and smiles of the 1973 Homecoming audience. iw, S . X -L Sm-ff .i Hiram ff EW ,A X K Diane Williams and Marty DuPraw share a piece of licorice. Merely passing tomatoes? A8rW Rootbeer makes a hit in the Chug-A-Lug. 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On November 29th, the members of Key Club treated the Valkyrians to an evening out. Head cook, Rick Shaffer and Second-in- Charge, Kirk Stenger, prepared such delicious food as steak, barbequed to perfection, french fries, salad, with choice of dressing, pop, cof- fee, tea, milk, and water. Among the guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Webb and Mr. and Mrs. Beard, The evening proved to be a great success due, not only to the meal, but to the efficient service of the escorts, waiters, door- men, bus boys, and piano entertainment pro- vided by Ian Freeman. The cooks display unique cooking methods. l C a tk , ' l ,,p-., i vt X 1 S 'YS lt., x ' ' av' 5 X . .. ff' ff. 5 5 'lf' 4 4 f v ..... 0- 7 Dan Brightwell serves the first course with proficiency , C . I The men in white eye the dazzling centerpiece. Mr. Webb, advisor of Key Club, surveys the situation. . . The courteous waiters mingle among the guests. N-. Knights n White Satin. The Girls, Club Christmas Tolo, held December 16th, turned out to be one of the most successful tolos ever held. With the theme of i'Knights in White Satin, the tolo was attended by over 150 couples. Hot-n-Nastyn provided the music, while Brunols Studios captured the night on film. hw . i. p ,57fsff: iiffffl at Q3 s . ... +....vf ay A. 1 Q 1 . Q we Swing up X S f X Ness g talking. X .iw 1972 watching. , . laughing. . . , x, 5 1 E helping . . . Z. - 2, ...ff JM.,- pausing dancing. . . X sharing. . . ,J ..,i,W,,..,,..i,, W,.. W., ,. ,., .. 7 wondering, , . X nl k 1 pausing. Eight Period Days. . . Learning. my Laughing and Living X wi X mph., WWMM, A ,W..,,. W I .ff-w.3,.,,.,,. K Www-...,,,W.v , W ' W WMM-M-Q-..,,,,fW.v.A,,,, ,W ,.w-W., . Lx M.-.-MW, M-H., Y? XT? .gk A.S.B. PRESIDENT Pat Swesey se-Q A.S.B. TREASURER - Sue jackson ASB. SOCIAL SECRETARY - julie Roethler ASB. VICE PRESIDENT - jeff Carlsz-n A.S.B. SECRETARY - Pam Peterson ASB, INTER-HIGH REP. - Clarejohnson ' 46 -T' Peppiest Brainiest Mike, johnson, Wendy McMahon Carol Hendrickson, Dave Halinen Hall of Fame C1355 CU!-UP Most Talented Lisa Ray, Steve Frm-cberg Gwen Bryant, Bill Timnick 'MQ' 42-SI' ,. Most Active Sweethearts Debbie Matthew, Steve Page Cindy Iarmon. Paul Doty Cutest Smile Best Personality julie Roethler, Randy Fowler jeff Larson, Nancy Curlette e ,V llfi e. 5 BY' X, X 0 9 E A --0 M ,yn i ,... gud nfws 2 3 '- 'KW 3 .il V -f 441, J W2 .--. l Q--1 .. JMWM,,,w fm nag M,-rv . J, X O Xi .1 K, lf? if ,, cg s ,aff J .' , is . fx... ,X at 4 X X 'Q ' KL., 'SR qkf,.l'5S 4, . 5 Sw ' ,ve K . .X px s , tk k.,'l'Q Pete rson xfrixwi ' 'e 'f A W vfifff '. 1? ,-A A H . I A V, , ,. 5. 3 A ,V , 1 ag? 'IQQN ww ,M ,, , L v z,1gv N . x ,Hia vi im! ff ' ,wY37fL fig? M Lk, fy, X Z1 v ' iff!! N ,ff -'mu .4 v, f-' ,,g ,V ,V , 72 H 1 ' W, ., . - V ,1.,.. , ,,, , I gr 'mf I 4 V 34 Y, , .' v , V, 'ff' ,Fig - U , H :ui A W W ,. 'ev' - f 'f4. 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Ist POLICEMAN ... DAVID BASCOMBE NETTIE FOWLER .. ENOCH SNOW .... JIGGEP. CRAICIN . .. BOATSWAIN ...... ARMINY PENNY .. JENNIE VIRGINIA .... SUSAN ......... JONATHAN .,...... 2nd POLICEMAN CAPTAIN ....,..... HEAVENLY FRIEND STARKEEPER ...... LOUISE ............. ENOCH SNOW, JR PRINCIPAL ........ DOCTOR SELDON .. BARKER .......... CARNIVAL BOY . . . ......SueWicks . . .Gwen Bryant . .Nancy Moffett William Timnick . . . . . .Bill Howe .Cary Pieterman . . . .Susan Oliver Marc Nowadnick . . . . . .Jeff Kahrs . . . . .Peter Dess . . . .Linda King ......DawnBell . .Cindy Jarmon . . .Wendy Engle .Julie Schmidtke .. . .John Murray . . . . .Ray Parks . . .Randy Krebs . . .Rich McCrea .. . .MikeJohnson . . . .Patty Tabet i iMike O,Donnell . . .Craig Herron . . .Jerry Hooker . . .Randy Krebs . . .Steve Phillips LASSIES: LADS: CARNIVAL PEOPLE: CHILDREN: MRS. MULLIN AND BILLY CAST Jenise Loberg, Karma Beyer, Teresa Jackson, Teresa Hannah, Karen Johansen, Jenise Wolff, Sandy Malm, Jan Wrigley. Lorri Clark. Virginia Sullivan, Ellen Palmer. Carol Kvale, Betsy Camp- bell, Karen Evans, Sharon Frederick, Joyce Voel- ler, Roberta Bielanin, Ann Beard. Patti Brooks, Liz Perard. Trace Prewitt, Bruce Donaldson. Doug Jorgen- son, Brad Wrigley. Todd Ferguson, Alan Colbo, Larry Larson, Larry Endsley, Don Morgan, Kipp Keller, Terry Oviatt, Steve Page, Cliff Peterson. Ann Taylor, Patti Brooks, Ann Beard, Larry Larson, Randy Krebs, Sandy Schiller, Randy Woolery. Lauri Evans, Rhonda Malm, Monica Ide, Andy Hallis, Bobby Jones, John Palmer, Elizabeth Luk- en, Stacy Stonehocker, Barry Stonehocker, Chris Colleran. Paul Engle, Liza Engle. Margie Smith. S'Step right up. .' QAM. 'KNOW just a minute ladies, , sums' - --w.....,,,v+ I ,Xen l x Mjest because ills june, june. lum-ll' HI Wonder what itfd be like. A ..--:QQ s V ff ' f, A A -Qi 7 l WFG4, rgi v A4whalin' we will go, , .Y The Ballet uThe feelin, is gettin' so intense. . She Saysl ' 2 .U 'Sq-All ri' fixfwf? 2 ' if-xg? ' Q' . 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WHITE RIVER 7 220 139 35 FOSTER 8 5. BETHEL 4 191 212 63 PENINSULA 6 6. PENINSULA 4 120 236 37 ENUMCLAW 7 7. FIFE 4 132 167 54 WHITE RIVER 14 8. MOUNT SI 4 115 202 35 BETHEL O 9. TAHOMA 1 80 369 14 MOUNT SI 0 10. FOSTER 0 10 0 66 248 60 TAHOMA 0 IST ROW: jamie Marsh, Mike Levenseller, Rich Shaffer, Mike Mays, Scott Cairns, Damon Mattison, Terry Bryant, Dan Williams, Chuck Guthrie, jim Montegomery, Tom Zurfluh, jeff Larsen, Bob Nicodemus, Coach Nicholson 2ND ROW: Greg Blackner, Coach Bagby, Rob Peters, Ken Ellington, Pete Steere, Gary Williams, Mike Porter, Greg Davis, Brian Grassi, Steve Raby, Tom Sterbick, Brad Barrett, Mike Fabert, Rob Dyer, Coach Lucy 3RD ROW: Mike Lindberg, jim Scola, Dick Grandlund, Steve Anderson, Pat Swesey, Larry Green, Craig Herron, Scott Swanson, Clay Angle. - -I - Mm.. . - - . .Y , ...wwf aa...-. Q... -t,,.,... ....,. .. ........., anim' A We 'W' ' '1r V' in-ini R TOM STERBICK, Senior STEVE ANDERSON, Senior BRAD BARRETT, Senior TOM DAVIDSON, Senior Guard Tackle Linebacker Halfback All-Seamount All-Seamount All-Seamount Honorable Mention Tackle Award Co-Captain Football at Curtis has enjoyed fantastic success in recent years. This years team was no exception as the Vikings won the tough Seamount League title for the third consecutive year. More important the Vikings were rated state cham- pions for the second time in the last three seasons. Under the tutorship of great coaches the Curtis contingent ram- paged through their schedule undeafeated running their win streak to 28 straight games Ccurrently the longest in the statei. The level of proficiency at which this Curtis team played can be revealed through some amazing statistics. As a team the Vikings set a total of 20 school records for a game. Among these records were: Most points f63J, Most yards rushing 14030, Most total plays C807 and Most total yards C5961 For the entire year the Vikings set some 55 school records. Some of these included: Most points at 347 Calso a league record MIKE FABEBT, Senior CLAY ANGLE, Senior Halfback Quarterback All-Seamount All-Seamount Inspirational Award Co-Captain 3265, Most touchdowns C50D, Most total yards C3670D, Most pass interceptions 1221, Most shutouts in a row 433, but, most important most victories in a season 1105. Included in all the records set were four league marks established by the Viks. The Vikings were blessed by a magnificent defense which limited opponents to a mere 68 points for the entire season. Led by linebackers Rob Dyer, Bob Nicodemus, jamie Marsh, and All-Seamount Brad Barrett the hard-hitting Vikings shutout Bethel, Mt. Si, and Tahoma in the final three games. Barrett and Dyer shared the coveted Tackle Award given at the end of each year to the player leading the team in tackle points. In front of them played an excellent defensive line consisting of Craig Herron, All-Seamount Steve Raby, Rick Shaffer, Chuck Guthrie, Dan Williams, Greg Dravis, and Bryan Grassi. PAT SW ESEY, Senior ROB DYER, Senior End Linebacker 2nd team All-Seamount Honorable Mention Academic Award Tackle Award A SCOTT CAIRNS, Senior BOB NICODEMUS, Senior Guard Halfback Honorable Mention 2nd team All-Seamount DICK GRANLU ND, Senior End JEFF LARSEN, Senior Honorable Mention Halfback g s r - ' 1911.2-ff. S f- 1 ' if ---f :--fisfggirgzxiszszgsfsis - ' . I 3, f - . ,kg 1: .. is-vwe:::Z 55,335 ,gf X V -f 11 'I f-111 ii::if-Q?iir5fi?LQz.:3zi 5: - 1 S . :Far .. A 's'1,g5'f?Egff.S, . 5 K ' ' fgfigs e fglgifzagzii zr 'f H iiiiffir. M7 iii? ??ri,NSi,. : - Hifi... j I Q A- il- X .Qggigs . l S QQ-f 3 ff Q w.a iii --Q if 3 , Q Qi2,g'i'S 1 'XS A is XTR' MIKE MAYS,-IUDIOF MIKE LEVENSELLER, Junior STEVE RABY, Junior JIM SCOLA,-IUDIOT Center Flankerback Def. Tackle Guard All-Seamount All-Seamount All-Seamount Rounding out the defensive unit was the Viking secondary that consisted of All-Seamount Mike Levenseller, Tom Davidson, jeff Larsen, Scott Swanson and Pete Steere. These players were largely responsible for the record 22 pass in- terceptions Ied by Levenselleris 8 and Barrettis 7. The Viks offense was also extremely effective as the line consistently opened gigantic holes. Members of the interor line included Damon Mattison, Scott Cairns, jim Scola, All- Seamount Mike Mays, All-Seamount Tom Sterbick, and sec- ond year AII-Seamount Steve Anderson. Ends Pat Swesey, ,Dick Granlund and flanker Mike Levenseller made up a gstrong receiving corps. Behind this strong line operated an iefficient backfield including All-Seamount Mike Fabert, lBob Nicodemus, Tom Davidson, jeff Larsen and All-Sea- fmount Clay Angle. 1 As mentioned before many team marks were established, however, several individuals set school records as well. Mike DAN WILLIAMS, junior CHUCK CUTHRIE, junior Fabert closed out his Viking career as the most prolific rusher in Curtis history. Mike broke I1 school records including: Most career yards rushing 117431, Most yards rushing sea- son 11438J and longest career average per carry 16.51. Mike also ended up second on the alltime total offense list at Cur- tis with 1760 yards. Clay Angle broke 13 school records in becoming the number one passer in Curtis history. His re- cords include: Most career yards passing 115271 Most TD passes season 1151 and most first down passes season 1411. Clay finished third in the total offense list with 1637 yards. In the receiving department Pat Swesey broke 5 school re- cords including: Most receptions in a game 161, Most first down receptions in a season 1I7Dand longest average for more than 15 receptions in a season 113.61 Tom Davidson had some amazing statistics although only catching four passes but, all were for touchdowns and an average of 45.2 yards per catch. TOM ZURFLUH, junior PETE STEERE, junior Def. Tackle Def. Tackle Linebacker Halfback JIM M0NTG0MERY,I1mi0f scorr SWANSON, Junior RICK SHAFFER, junior JAMIE MARsH,1um0r Kicker Quarterback 2nd team All-Seamount Def. End Linebacker 1 . . v...u M . A gk Q1 W1 Q- , fy, j Q N Q. 3 X .k.- - . xv . . 'inns-, 9 .Q , im it Afigsf M' Q N 'Ii , 5 'bk ,fx if f ' 1 w9 ' gs .Q 7 . M . wfifgdi - 'A if M -'Q I If-f 'kyg Thx kzk- -klkk f z:1'iQrii,J w18f6 g gf f 3: Q if-If x K vqfv 5 ar gun si' 1 , . E .. N 6 - Q' XA: 9 K S' . ft , , N 4 , .4 an M A A Ax Sr E .,,f ' A Za' ' x X' Q W ' ' l k 11 ke N 'L M K 5. M A k LKLVL WQ, ,f - Hi' if H ,..,. QW ,rg -,I-fi' -auf.. V f' Bijan, Q 39782 ,wsu N W, ,QM 1 .Vg - . 1 -f if 11 Q -4' 4 K . .M Qi X 1 4 b 4, - -..- 1 : ':, .6 A'4' 9 ., m K W ' '-. Mike Fabert streaks to the outside to pick up big yardage. re W Mike Fabert takes a handoff and runs through a gaping hole. Clay Angle runs the option behind tht- blocking of Pat Swesey 4805. Pictured at the RIGHT is INSPIRATIONAL AVVARD winner Mike Fabert QQQD along with CO-CAPTAINS Clay Angle and Brad Barret C781 gut! yy ' . . ROW ONE: M.Lemon, G.Blackner, B.Grassi, C.Osborne, S.Doucette, K.Ellington, S.Levenseller, T.Headley, D.Crockett, S.Lowery, ROW TWO: K.Stenger, j.-Iarstad, C-,Williams, M.Lindberg, N,Lundell, j,Horman, B.Baxter, B.Nelson, M.Bullar, B.Larson, K.Martin, ROW THREE: M.Hanson, E.Oliver, D.Hewitt, j.Kinder, S.Laue, j.Cowan, C,Simon, R,Herd, M.Porter, ROW FOUR: T.Zurfluh, M.Damis, C. Guthrie, Coach Bob jones, Coach jim Cirvan, Coach Dan Merrill. I.V. League Champs 9-O-O This year the Curtis j.V. football team completed their season with a record breaking 9 wins 0 losses and ad- vanced the j.V. win streak to 15 straight. The I.V.,s started their season with East Bremerton and out-classed the Knights 23-21, they then went on to defeat each Seamount challenger. The Viks on the season outscored their opponents 190-69. This year the Most Improved Player award went to two juniors Mark Damis Offense and john jarstad Defense. Coach jones along with Coach Merril and Coach Girvin felt everyone did a fine job as the j.V.,s finished another great season. IU NI OR VARSITY season scoring Most Improved Player Most Improved Player Mz?rkfeIDnZr6his WE T HEY jollifflirfsfgad 23 East Bremerton 21 14 Fife 0 4 Sumner 0 21 Foster 10 13 Peninsula 6 38 Emmclaw 12 14 White River 0 13 Bethel 0 50 Mount Si 0 Coach Wells MIKE EDDINC-TON Top Runner Senior, 12th in State 3 year Letterman -Q?-ff, so 4 V, 'J ' 5 S E .ff . J 1 f 52 DICK DAY Senior, 34th in State 3 year Letterman RICK JOHNSON Sophomore, 59th in State And rattling and battling, and shaking and quaking, and tossing and crossing, and RUNNING and stun- ning, and spinning and dinning, and working and jerking, and guggling and struggling, and heaving and cleaving, and moaning and groaning, and hurrying and scurrying. . . BOTTOM ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Carsner, Paul Shepard, Swede johnson, Keith Parker, Mike Eddington, Dick Day, Mike Alexie, Don Nel- son, Mike Thomsen. SECOND ROW: Ken Rekila, Marty DuPraw, Goose Darneille, Mark Mowrey, Doug Twitchell, Tim Thomsen, Mike Koester, Don Adamson, Coach Wells. THIRD ROW: john Medak, Dave Beaudin, Greg Guttu, Harry Nobles, Dale Cummings, Dave Berger, Reese Colbo, Randy Krebs, Steve Fontana, FOURTH ROW: Gary Smith, Cliff Peterson. Ron Thirtyacre, Kevin johnson, Greg Larsen, Dave Lovrovich, Steve Broback, Mark Eddington, Steve Page. DON ADAM SON REESE COLBO MIKE KOESTER Senior, 31st in State Senior Senior 2 year Letterman 2 year Letterman Our Viking Harriers again proved to be the Seamount Leagues most dominate force as they romped to their ninth conf secutive league title. The team was led to an undefeated season by Seniors Mike Eddington Q3 year lettermanj, Dick Day Q3 year lettermanj, Reese Colbo C2 year lettermanj, Mike Koester C2 year lettermanj, and junior Don Nelson C2 year let- termanj. First year men included Senior Don Adamson, juniors Keith Parker and Mike Alexie, and Sophomore Rick johnson. The Viks increased their nine year league record to 68 wins and three losses as they romped to a second place finish at district and a fine third place performance at State. Way to go, Viks! The j.V. Vikings were also undefeated and finished first at the junior Varsity sub-district meet. Great performances were registered at the top by Doug Twitchell, Mike Thomsen, Steve Broback, and Terry Carsner to give our Viks a great chance next year. At the bottom, outstanding performances were given by members of Darneilleis Raiders whose biggest triumph was the honorable presentation of the flashlight award to Gary Smith. Way to go, Crackl DON NELSON MIKE ALEXIE junior, 10th in State KEITH PARKER junior, 38th in State 2 year Letterman junior E 'Nw- Pl Co f 7th Consecutive Championship Seamount Medal-Play Champs 2 Tom Chubb, Senior We 56 56 67 67 58 58 72 72 70 70 60 60 70 70 75 75 63 63 69 69 W 67 67 70 70 Peninsula Bethel Tahoma Fife Foster Enumclaw Mount Si Sumner Fife Tahoma' Bethel Peninsula Enumclaw Foster Mount Si Sumner Fife Tahoma Bethel Peninsula Enumclaw Foster Mount Si Sumner They 32 35 81 18 56 63 74 59 34 21 34 24 52 45 68 57 29 27 45 46 51 39 51 49 League Standings Curtis W L 22 . Enumclaw 20 . Mount Si 18 . Sumner 14 . Foster 11 13 . Bethel 10 14 , Peninsula 9 15 . Fife 2 22 . Tahoma 1 23 jeff Carlson, Senior 9th All Curtis List MZ - if Larry Woods, Senior Medal Play Champion This year the Curtis Viking golf team completed another fabulous season. The Viks lost only two matches out of twenty- four and captured their seventh consecutive league champion- ship. They then went on and won the Searnount League Medal Play Tournament. This years team was lead by it,s three seniors, Larry Woods, jeff Carlson, and Tom Chubb. All contributed a great deal to the team throughout the year and they finished strong in the Medal Play Tournament. Larry finished first, jeff tied for seventh, and Tom finished eleventh. john Hreha and Kevin Prosser were also a vital part of this year's team. In the Medal Play Tourney, Kevin finished in a tie for second and john tied for fourth. With these two fine per- formers returning next year, the prospects of an eighth league ti- tle look very promising. This year's team averaged 66.3 points per match while their opponents averaged 43.3 points per match. The next step for the team is the State Tournament in Everett on May 18th. Congratulations on a great season and good luck at State Viks. john Hreha, junior 4th All Curtis List Kevin Prosser, Sophomore Coach Sulenes KNEELING: Ron Quinsey, Dean Fitzgerald, Scott Swanson, Clay Angle, Tom Davidson, Keith Parker, Rick Anderson, STANDING: Coach Red- burg, Rick Shaffer, Marty Dupraw, Pat Swesey, Dick Granlu nd, Steve Anderson, Cliff Peterson, Mike Levenseller, Coach Bagby, Viking Basketball Seamount Champions DICK CRANLUND Senior Center 2nd Region 111 20-5 Season Record PAT SWESEY Senior F0rwardfCenter All-Seamount - . 80,70 78, 89 94,88 109,76 65,75 63,58 64 63 69,81 88, 81 68,60 66 82 58 44 5 1 Bethel Foster Peninsula Tahoma Enumclaw White River Washington Bellarmine Sumner Mount Si Fife Tournaments Sumner Enumclaw East High Elma Timberline CLIFF PETERSON Senior Forward Honorable Mention 68,51 58,81 67,52 40,45 67,69 60,52 62 71 61,45 51,52 88,53 58 68 78 30 68 I if X Q S le t ' 5 -:si ix lie .. i is ew .ef 7 ' 1 ::Q ,. , 'P' 1 .. F s 9 1 , .. ' 595' . 5 , 'Q W A A as ,, ' f . t 1 A :',, 7,3 li ,-.'- ku! qq: b . I , : , . of , . Q I STEVE ANDERSON TOM DAVIDSON RICK SHAFFER KEITH PARKER S6Ili0l' Senior junior junior Center Guard Forward Guard The 1972-1973 edition of the Curtis Viking basketball team enjoyed another great year under the tutorage of coaches Redburg, Bagby, and Sterbick. The Vikings fashioned a 16-2 league record in taking their third consecutive league championship. The Viks went on to finish second in the West Central district tournament and second in the Region 111 tournament at Longview, Washington. CThe two teams that defeated the Vikings. East High and Timberline, met for thc state championship? Many players contributed this season to the Vikings success as team balance was their greatest strength. Four Vikings finished the entire season averaging in double figures: Pat Swesey 12.5, Clay Angle 11.5, Tom Davidson 10.7, and Mike Levenseller 10.0. On the season seven different players led the Vikings in scoring in a single game CSwesey, Angle, David- son, Levenseller, Peterson, Cranlund, and Shaffer.1 Highlights of this year were many but among them were: Scoring 109 points against Tahoma saw Swesey, Davidson. and Angle scoring 19 points apiece. Defeating Enumclaw and Fife in revenge games after they beat the Vikings in their first meetings. In the second Enumclaw game, Cliff Peterson played his greatest game by scoring 26 points. Blasting Sumner in their second meeting 81-45 as Swesey scored 16, while Angle, Davidson, and Peterson scored 14. Pat Swesey, a two-year starter for the Viks, finished his senior year in great fashion, Pat ended the season as sixth lead- ing alltime scorer, while his seasonal total was fifth best. Pat became the number two man in field goals made with 227 while he was third in field goal percentage at 50676. Patis most amazing statistic was becoming the Vikings' alltime leader in rebounds for a season, 272 and in a career, 482. Clay Angle became the leading career freethrow shooter at 7992. Clay also appeared in more quarters than any previous Viking by playing in 99 quarters. Returning letterman will be starters Rick Shaffer and Mike Levenseller along with Scott Swanson and Keith Parker. These players combined with the coaches will ensure Curtis another winning season. CLAY ANGLE MIKE LEVENSELLER Senior Junior SCOTT SWANSON Guard Guard IUIli0f 2nd All-Seamount Honorable Mention Guard R17 'mam' D ,.i. - ' ' ,. -' x ' 1 ',-' -1 f ii: Ps' Swesey fires in two more during a close game with White Riv- Cf. Showing great form Rick hoops from out- side. Swesey Angle Davidson Levenseller Peterson Granlu nd Shaffer Darneille Swanson Anderson Parker DePraw One of the Vikings potent weapons was Tom Davidson firing from 25 feet. 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Ly E nm 'Km gf? S Q Q S an Ns+.:Ns:g5y 1. L 3. ss an 5 if As. L 'S' Q x 'ii:,i'3' 5 gif, stil? x-11 ' 6 s xmrwuw . -wi K' iggfilfiff W f K2 ff? VM, rsxwm f , 'A I E3 Q 5 -.fr l . -S 'S A L55 we za ,ff . ,gggiwf -f A - Q ' 5 ff , .. 55? Q- Kuff! A .SP fb., 5 X if Qu 'N as - Q.. .5 ,kk ai S F 1 K5 QQ. ,Q an - :'E i fix? ,F .M hull' fi Umar x ki ,pdf v 5 ,, ah., ROW ONE: Montisano, Adams, Kuhn, Mallouf, Smith, ROW TWO: Da. Cummings, De. Cummings, ton, ROW THREE: Coach DeVore, Endsley, Williams, Mays, T.Hansen, M. Hansen, Fabcrt, Coach Ball. 0 I 0 Vars It Wrest ing Region II Champs 5th Straight Title 44 Straight Wins Henry Montisano, Sr. 2nd Region 4th in state Co-captain jeff Larsen, Sr. 2nd Region State entry Inspiration awarcl -C , . :,:g:,.,. ,..S,.- .:.,,':- -.,,,. - . ' , E we FF Sterbiclc, Larsen, Emriclc, Arring- Dean Cummings. lst Region 4th in State Co-Captain 63 Sr Max Emrick, Sr. Mike Arrington, Sr. Mike Fabert, Sr. 3rd. Region 3rd Region State entry State Elltfy This year the Viking wrestling team won the league championship for the fifth consecutive time. Along with this the wrestlers won the Sub-regional and Region 11 tournaments. Then with nine wrestlers, the Vikings grabbed 12th at state. Pacing this year were seniors Henry Montesano, Roger Smith, Max Emrick, jeff Larsen, Mike Arrington, Dean Cum- mings, Mike Fabert, Tom Sterbick, Marvin Hansen, juniors Mike Mallouf, Dale Cummings, Mike Mays, Dan Williams, sophomores Brian Adams, Frank Kuhn, Mike Lindburg, and Tom Hanson. Dean finished this season with a lst Sub-region, 1st Region, 4th in state and a season record of 26-4. Henry had a lst Sub-region, 2nd Region, 46th in state and jeff finished with a 2nd Sub-region and 2nd Region. Roger had a 2nd at Sub- region and a lst at region while Mike Fabert finished with a 1st Sub-region and 3rd at Region. Tom Sterbick, who was injured most of the season, came on at the end with a 1st at Sub-region and a 4th at Region. While these seniors have been 64 on the team, theyyve stretched the winning streak to 44, the longest at Curtis in league competition. One of the most satisfying wins of the season was the one with Lakes, the eventual 2nd place state winner. The outlook for next season is awesome with eight returning lettermen, 108 Brian Adams, 115 Mike Mallouf, 122 Frank Kuhn, 158 Dale Cummings, 168 Mike Lindburg, 178 Mike Mays, 190 Tom Hanson, and UNL Dan Williams. Roger Smith destroys his poor opponent Roger Smith, Sr. 1st Region State Entry . ., W .,.. Tm if . . A Q ' A o' -.J-ff Max Emrick hulds down a bear L., wifi W . if 3' Marvin .alwavs getting his two N 2 8 Q X 4 Tom Sterbick, Sr. 4th Region State Entry M i f- .b...a:x' . if , 1 i , fi S X X is S gk XX Cents in Marvin Hansen Sr Tom Sterbick rips his man tothe mat Dale Cummings, jr. I x Q -i. is, flea?-,gk ff- e -N. S Mike MZYS, If- Dan Wllllams jr ez: ig fEEf3fw - K: uf I Mike Mallouf, jr. Tom Hansen, Soph. Brian Adams, Soph, 3rd Region State Entry QF ig 'xx A - K ',NL,.,' S Q A Max is happy with his victory over a formaly undefeated Sea- hawk Frank Kuhn, Soph Coach Ball 102 wins jeff is moving after a take down Crushing a bear here is Frank Kuhn Larry Endsly .......,Q EXW MGH Coach DeVore wmv' a-1-.---0-M .A Henry H Hank in his usual form Dean is getting the pin while Max QBELOWJ is doing the same Q' w S What can you say . ,gg as if 22 5 B , WZ, T 4' 'I will Iunior arsit Basketball The j.V. basketball team closed its 1972-73 season with a 18-2 record, juniors john Medak and Marty DuPraw led the Vikings along with sophomores Steve Doucette, Greg Cuttu, Brad Larson, and Steve Levenseller. jamie Marsh, Tim Thomsen and Brett Montgomery added depth to the team, john Medak jumps high for a nice basket. -N' Y' W ' ,, T , ,,,, , , .. ,,. . , V, .,,,,,,:,,,.,, , V ,, I W ,. ' f A M, ,, ,fffr,,afQ,,,if M :JW K9?wi,,355w7ar'f1ar':1fr:wfefiyf, 3 U ' 'L -'f' -' , f' ,R , I ,V H A H ,V ,V Vi, ,A we , WW , 01, f . , M tw f Z 2 is ,S r as -,i, -tv lf- ,W ', ' ,Y W ' V ' c , : ,::y:,, ...:, g a l , , My ff: V, ', ,, 'L f . , ,fr f tf' , ' 'X f , f' U ' ' ffff o f ,.,, ' h ' H .Y 2 ,,,, , I VV , W I ' W f 12 'B fs jamie Marsh shoots over a defender for an easy two M ' I. V. Wrestling This year the junior Varsity wrestlers came through with another outstanding season, Suffering only three losses all year, the 'ilittle Viksu came up with a 13-3 season - losing only to Wilson, Bethel and Lakes. With this strength, these men will surely be an asset to the Varsity squad next year. ROW 1 - T.Headly, B.Patnode, P. Dumas, M.Orr, K.Stenger, C.Williams. ROW 2 - R.Sandum, C.King, M,Lemon, T.McCoy, D.Heaton, jjarstad, Coach Devore. ROW 3 - M.Bish0p, S.Edwards, M. Lindberg, S,Lowrey, B.Baxter, T.Carsner, B.Nelson. 5 Q , fx fx Vw Ay, f'f.?'Ai ' Z 'I?:5Y' f A S--I .,. ig 'L' '? 41 W I .4-af 'ar Aw U . tfw, V K iii A 2? , 1 A , V if ' N N Q, as ,E Qi J? sw M Q V? 4 ,M 'vu A 4 Q yw X gf? f ., 9 ,A -I ik -wif i, h fjmgj 21 5,3161 ' ' .1 M4 45.4. f 'Pak ,ui 7. ff W ,Q new-.v QW Pep Club ?'5 ff ,, if f,f,k, I ,,,,w. X' q ,,.,,.,.. ., . 6 -N- fxjj :Uni g . an-..... X my--gg? ,.....,.......6......... ,.,,..................-...- 'Q Q . URTIS V KI f 2 3 e gy..-,43,g wg .v , . ,xx 5 em K 1 xi.-, Q .gm , .A. i'v' y fvdfgffa-Q-Lf' Mp, Lv LEFT TO RIGHT: A.Hughes, jr. Rep., j.Blanch, Pres. D,Matthews, Vice-pres., D.Deck, Sec- M.Sanguinetti, Trc-as P Thompson br Rep l l obula Soph, Rep, , :. : .. A T,T, 2,,miW- 1 - - 'HQESQFP E?- 1- I if . Pep Club and cheerleaders team up for a spirited season. -if--'f' .. ff-i Debbie B6ggS Queen Wendy McMahon Kathy McCarthy Ann Beard jill Pickering Varsity Cheerleaders ,ffrfszis we QSWWN ffl fir? were N-wr , ek 1.1- NN: 173' 5 . LEFT TO RIGHT: Dawn Bell, Pat Vernon, Lynn Lobeda, Diane Williams, Elaine Busby. -mall' LEFT T0 RIGHT: Lynn Lobeda, Dawn Bell, Elaine Busby, Diane Williams, Pat Vernon. junior Varsity Cheerleaders alk rians LEFT TO RIGHT: C.-Iohnson, S.Whitson, S.Pomerhn, N.Van de Mark, S.Carnahan, j,Pickering, M.Milton, Vice-Pres., j.Wolff, C,Brynsteacl, K.Koe- nig, Sec.-Treas, W.McMahon, M.Lantz, Pres., L.Lobecla, M,Crowel, j.Schmitdke. SERVICE to the school has once again been the main objective of the Valkvrians. These girls have giv- en their time in order to make Curtis a better school by such activities as ushering at everv public school func- tion, selling programs at basketball games, and giving various other aid. Letterrnan's Club FRONT ROW: C.Angle, Pres. ROW 2: D.Adainson, D.Nelson, K.Parker, D.Day, S.Fontana. j.Marsh, A.Darniell, M.Fabert. ROW 3: T.Sterbick, P Dumas, M.Alexie, M.Koester, R.Smith, D.Cranlund, j.Larsen, C,Smith. ROW 4: S,Cairns, M.P0rter, S.Anderson, j,Hreha, I.Carisen, P.Swesey, C Peterson, T.Bryant. ROW 5: M,Levenseller, B.Crassi, M.T0rgeson, P.Doty, Rjohnson, R.Colbo, B.Flynn. ROW 6: S.Swanson, D.Lean, D.Kusske, C Mease, R.Peters, M,Lindberg, M.Hansen, D.McInnes, V.T0lles. ROW 7: R.Schaffer, T.Davidson, T.Zurphluh, S.Raby, M.Mays, D.Williams, j.Scola ROW 8: B.Nic0demus. LETTERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: LEFT TO f RIGHT: P.Swesey, Sgt. at Arms, j.Fazio, Vice- Pres., C.Peterson, Senior Rep., C.Angle, President. Girls Club The Girls Club this year sponsored two 55 tolos, one in December entitled i'Nights in White Satinn and one in April called i'Dancing in the Moonlightf, They also held 'sf h 3 f 2 Pig i many assemblies including a fashion show. 3,6 FRONT ROW: M.Simmons, Vice-pres., M.Crowell, Treas., C-.Roberts, Pres, L.Ray. ROW 2: C-.Marsh, P.Hartung, M.Cinnis, D.Beaudoin. ROW 3 W.Sanbeck, Sjohannes, D.Rider. FRONT ROW: T,Pruitt, S.Anderson, K.Stenger, Vice-pres., S.Fontana, R.Shaffer, Pres., P.Swesey, S.Page, Treas., D.Halverson. ROW 2: S.Swanson, P,Dess, D.Samuelson, M.Alexie, A.Lapins, M.johnson, S.Higgins, M.Koester. ROW 3: j,Brevik, K.Stenger, S.Freeberg, D.Kusske, j.Carlsen, Sec., M, Hansen, D.McInnes, B.Primm, D.Brightwell. ROW 4: M,Olsen, S.D0ucette, B.Ne-lson, D.Heaton, S.Levenseller, E.Oliver, B.Nicodemus, R,Smith, S. Crunert. ROW 5: K.Parker, D.Lean, S.Raby, M.Mays, D.Williams, T.Zurfluh, S.Edwards, ROW 6: M.Dupraw, D.Crandlund, M.Levenseller, B,Mc- Masters. Key Club LEFT TO RIGHT: S,Page, Treas., R.Shaffer Pres., j.Carlsen, Sec., K.Stenger, Vice-Pres. Our Scholars Bob, Paddy 81 Carol .M , ss. 5 X Q J . . , A s ,K A Q- ,gf 9 'MS V T sd lk 4 Q .hiya I'-- . . Ni X M ' 'ff' Mfg K' , ' A X :r A Q nhl Mg J K b ,,.. . W . h wi-fx 'S' N J National Merit Letter Recipients This year Bob Lowery, Carol Hendrickson, and Paddy Hickey received honors for their outstanding results in the PSATXNMSQT test which they took as juniors the preceding year. They were awarded letters of com- mendation for their high achievements in the test. Future Teachers of America LEFT TO RIGHT: K.Buller, L.Mc Ewen, T.Hansen, K.Crockett, B.Bildt, j.joyner, Treas., Advisor Mr. jones, j.Kilgore, Sec., Tjackson, Vice-pres., P Brooks, K.Otis, j.Hendrickson, K,Overland, Future Teachers of Arnerica is an organization designed to explore the oppor- tunities available in the field of education and related vocational areas. The high- lights of this years Curtis High chapters activities include a teacher panel-discus- sion and a visit to the educational department ofthe University of Puget Sound. Leo Club Leo Club is a branch of the University Place Lions Club. They held many school and community projects such as a Santa Claus breakfast, recreational evenings for grade school boys and their fathers, and helping with elections. The advisors for the club are Lions Mr. Wolvers and Mr. Weller. Officers are President Bill Timnickg Vice. President jim jonezg Treasurer Reese Colbog Secretary Teresa Hannahg Corresponding Sec- retary Ienise Wolffg Board Members jenise Loberg, Alan Colbo, and Greg Cuttu. ROW 1: T.Thomsen, C.Guttu, j.Randall, B.Timnick, S.Christman, K.Macomber, K.Beyer, P.Shephard, L.McEwen,. ROW 2: M.Fabert, R.Berryman j.Malyon, M.Th0msen, j.Freeman, K.Lewin, j.Loberg, N.Pomerhn, P.Stephens, D.Blackner, A.Lewis, K.Hoglund, B.Billdt, ROW 3: M.Berry, H.Whin- frey, S.Fabre, B.Lowery, S.Leach, T.Hannah, T.Fergus0n, j.Wolff, S.Fontana, ljonez, S.Pomerhn, K.Anders0n, R.Smith. Spades Club This years Spades Club held a Christmas Party at Whittier for handicapped children ages three to nine years, were hostesses for arriving people at P. LU, went to the North- west Spades Convention held in Tacoma May forth through sixth, and took a field trip to the Exceptional Education Unit at the University of Washington in M arch. LEFT TO RIGHT: D.Brightwell, K.l,und, S.Nelson, M.Koester, Chairman, Mr. Harrison, Advisor, L.Larson. ..,,.. ...im L ,, .nun- F m. 3g Y .. 53 Swv. 9.5 B1 S. O.I.L.-C. Again this year the S.O.I.L.-C. organization bettered the appearance of Curtis Senior High. Their goal is to get students interested enough in the landscaping to apply themselves into producing something worthwhile and which will improve the scenery and atmosphere of the school. The Board of Directors planned various money-making programs such as showing movies. Which this, along with enthusiastic cooperation from many, such accomplishments as the lawn on Cherry Tree Lane, the fence behind the building 200, and the rail- road-tie steps. Here, Mr. Harrison,s sixth period class is demonstrating the enthusiasm which S.O.I.L.-C. has filled them with. n Stage Craft il- FRONT ROW: j.Brinkman, S.Page, K,Lewin. ROW 2: R4Hunter, B.Schultz, I.Randall. D.Wade, j.Montgomery, j.Kilgore. ROW 3: S.Swenning, R. Berryman, j.Charnes FRONT ROW: C.Warner, Pres., P.Dess, Vice-pres., L.Krull, Sec., D.Shephard, Treas, ROW 2: j.Oliver, j.Milhans, D:Williarns, M,Milton, A.Brewer, j.Fontar1a, R.Hormann, Kjohansen, D.Linnell, N.Van de Mark. ROW 3: E:Schlenker, R.Bash, D.Clark, W,Fabre, D.Burnsides, P.O'Donnell, V.ToIles, S.Frederick, D.Eyres, N.I,owrey, T.Larsen. ROW 4: Prlvlelody, S.C-runert, R.Shaffcr, D.WilIiams, K.Melvin, K.Schuckhart, M,Yu, R,McRea, Sulohn- son, Mlnklebarger. ROW 5: C.Parker, L.Miller, C.Brynstead, C.Warte-nbc, j.Kinder, N1.Sulenes, N.Huntcr, .'.xl8C0bSC'Il, G.Nolan, E.Olivcr, j.Scola. ROW 6: M,Orr, N,Moffett, S,Allen, P.Verr1on, K.Mcyer, j:Fazio, B.Burrows, K.Smith, D.Samuelson. FRONT ROW: Sliastridgc, K:Anderson, Pres., L:Larson, ROW 2: T.Freeberg, C.Masters, K.Ar1dcrson, M,Kleinsasser, K,Schuckhart, M,Munn, M. Klarich, P,McGormaugh, j.Schmidtke, K.Piper. ROW 3: P,-lacobs, j.Fazio, R.Coomber, C,Brynstead, K.Reikla, Cflzarnecki, I-I.Seidler, E.Lochow, T, Remien, L.Clark, K,Durham, K.Lochow. ROW 4: S.Schiller, S.Fontana, H.I-lellman, j.Kinder, C.Wartenbe, D.Hansen, K.Boyko, Mxlolley, W.Fabre, L.L0beda, T.Hannah. ROW 5: B.Burr0ws, S.P0merhn, A.johnson, jjacobson, A.Bennett, N.Hunter, W.Zumhoff, A.Lewis, L.King. ROW 6: S.Fontana, L.Devereaux, j,Wolffe, A.Brewer, S.Carnahan, K.Barnhart, K.Buller, N.Moffett, L.Ide, C.Pcters, ROW 7: S.Leach, M,Sulenes, G.Nolan, S.Allcn, K. Meyer, P.Vern0n, K,Melvin, L.Endsley, j,Scola, M.Damis. WSH i 3mk 2SxS iff- .N f ,lv FRONT ROW: S.Schiller, Secrvtary, K.Lund, Vice-Prcsiclcrlt. K.Beycr, President, -l.Lob0rg, 'I'rc-aslm-r, C.Nlitzn0r. ROW 2: N1.Nelsen, 'I'.Hansen. B Bildt, M.Orr, P.O'D0nnell, YTOIIQS, 'l'.Kemp, .'X.F0urs, .-X.IIugheS, S.Primm, j,S0aly, Clluvis. ROW 3: D.N1cCullum, S.Leach, W.Fahrv. l7.Hurnsides j.Sc0la, D.Nclsun, K.Smith. D.Samuc-lson, j.H00kc'r. ROW 4: D.WcSt, Cffhomas. j.C0y, l,.Kr11ll, N1.Sulvns, C.N0lan, 'I.Kinch'r. B.Burmws, .klircwer S.Pomc-rhn, K.Hoglund, C.Reine-cke, K.Ross, ROW 5: Kllheatham, Mlmpala, Sllhristman, K,McCarthy, Pjacobs, K.Murray, j.Fazio, RY:-rr1on,C Paine, K.N1e-yer, D.Rider. ROW 6: C.Crockett, T.Nigh, K.Kyte, S.Fontana, D.Dissault, S. Lind, .X,Hulrnes, I,.Brooks, C.Clintor1, S,Allm-11. Language Clubs FRONT ROW: L.King, l,.Ide, T.Hannah, S.Svvs-asy, D.Kusske, Slfontana, j.Scola, M,Damis. ROW 2: Tlfdensword. Pres., N.N10ffelt, Nl.Orr, K.An- derson, K.Hedlund, A.Brewer, P. O'Donnell, P.Vn-rnon. ROW 3: S.Ball, W,F.-abre, R.Krcbs, C.Peters, P:Ree-sc, Y.Tolles. C.Nolan, B.Burrows. ROW 4: D.WiIliums, K,Melving, K,Shuckhart, N1.Yu. Distributive Education FRONT ROW: M.Arrington, D.McCullem, R.Snope, R.Egan, C.Hoffmeister. ROW 2: R.Milton, M.Hjelseth, G.Rogers, D.Cummings, E.Welch The Distributive Education Clubs of America, alias The Rookiesn at Curtis is made up of students in- terested in learning business practices. They are at school for a short period of time each day but then are ex- cused to pursue more vocational practices. They were responsible for selling the advertising and putting to- gether the basketball programs. This enabled them to send a representative to Yakima to compete in the State Leadership Conference in March. v w... , Student Assistants FRONT ROW: N.Fears, K.Buller, K.Meyer, S.Carnahan, M.Milton, P.Vernon, S.Allen, j.Blunch, K.Bcycr. ROW 2: P.Stephens, j.Hardy, A.Bleeker, K.Cla.rk, D.Higgins, P.Paul, K.Lund, Tjackson. ROW 3: j.Brinkman, D,Burnsides, P.Thompson, D,Deck, D.Colgate, 'I'.Nigh, j.Kilgore, K.Scl'1uckhart. K.Melvin. ROW 4: R,Smith, K,Stenger, D,Williams, M,Mays, B.Lowrey, T.Maccaluso, Sfreeberg. ROW 5: S,Nelson, D.Axtz-ll, P,Doty, D.Simpson, P. Swesey, N.Moffett, M.Theil. L.N1artelli, L.Carr. ROW 6: D.Lovrovich, D,B0stwick, C,Barger, D.Berger, S.l,each, Slfabre, P.Peterson, 'l'.Hannah, j. Dennett. Mr. Webb receiving assistance from student assistants CPD. S.Smith, M.Olson, T.Prewitt, T.Ferguson, D.E.dwards, D.Cunns, R.Linstad, M.Snyder, O.Ahbalahan. This year's Rifle Club placed third in the league with only Wilson and Stadium ahead of them. Mike Snyder was the team captain and also the high scorer of the team. Mike proved to be the second highest aggregate scorer in the leagueg he would have been first had he not missed a match during the season. He was the only returning letterman this year. All matches were played including ten teams and all were played at Point Defi- ance. Curtis reached a high of eighth place and a low of second throughout the season. In all four-position matches, Anchutz rifles were used. All in all, the team had a very successful year. Student Librarians FRONT ROW: P. Linder, S.Christman, ROW 2: j.Kilgorm-, 'l'.Easlon, ROW 3: R.Henderson, S.lraue, jffhomp- son, A.Bellar, K. Piper, ROW 4: N1.Carlson, Audio-Visual Crew Arthur Wright, Ray Berryman, john Murray, Doug Wade, Don Morgan, and jo Thompson Nh-S ugly' 9536, fr' fx if A gr .ki li, 51 5 ., T f LEFT TO RIGHT: C.Coberly, F.Farrar, S.Fabre, B.Lowrey, R.Barryman, Slviarkham, K.McGlashan, S.Silvcr, j.Cruver, P.Stephens, j.Kilgore, D. Wilson, P,Paty, L.Nelson, C.Engle. Viking Shield Staff With enthusiasm, hard Work, and cooperation, the staff of the Viking Shield put forth another full year of bi-monthly newspapers. The staff was kept busy throughout the lengthy year with people to interview, articles to write, pages to assemble, and deadlines to meet. The staff was expertly led by the talents of the one editor, jack Cruver, and watched over by Mr. Robert Rubens, Advisor. Throughout the year, the interested students not involved in the journalism class offered their criticism and advice. As a result. the quality of paper bettered. . . Editor jack Cruver contemplates. , . 3 Valhalla Staff FRONT ROW: N.Moffett, V.Noyes, P,Peterson, S.Palmer, ROW 2: j,Sealy, P.O'Donnell, V.'l'olles, S.Christman, 'l'.Hannah, ROW 3: D,Nelson, C. Angle, T,Zurfluh, ROW 4: K.Parlcer, B.Wrigley. Mr, Rubens attempts to advise. V X 95 Due to the professional aid and advice on the part of Mr. Robert Rubens, advisor, the Valhalla staff hoped to achieve heights unsurpassed in the realm of yearbooks, Many changes were made in the traditional Valhalla, one being the new larger size. With the income of 81800.00 from the sale of activity cards, the staff was able to purchase a more costly type of cover. The metal inlay was designed by Senior Sean McLin. The 1973 Valhalla staff would like to extend their thanks to Sean, Mr. Rubens, Mr. Gemmel from Bruno Studios, and a few other individuals who contributed their time and effort into making this a worthwhile yearbook. .Q Audio-Visual Crew Public Address Crew LEFT T0 RIGHT: S.Swe-nning, D.Anderson Llindsley. LEFT TO RIGHT: L.Endsley, Bjohnson, T.Carsner, j.Noel, T4Oviatt, Cunns Honor Society FRONT ROW: Mlumhoff, C.Peterson, H.Winfrey, B,Timnick, S.Wicks, K.Turback, j.Murray. ROW 2: P.Swesey, D.Simpson, P.Doty, D.Berger, S, Fabre, P.Peterson, N,Moffett, T.Maccaluso, M.Koester. ROW 3: j.Scola, A.Wright, Djorgensen, S.Cairns, S.Larson, K.Evans, T.Kemp, N,Fears, K. Lund. ROW 4: C,Palmer, j,Carlsen, B.Lowrey, S,Freeberg, j.Fazio, S.Leach, T,Ferguson, T,Hannah, j.Dennett. ROW 5: Pffhompson, P.Hickey, B. McMasters, D.Day, N.Pomerhn, M.Milton, D.Higgins, M.Lantz, M.Crowell, ROW 6: C.Wamer, C.Berry, P,Paul, R.Smith, C.King, I,Wolff, K.Ander- son, K.Nelson, K.Chipman, ROW 7: j.Freeman, M.Nowadnick, D.Kusske, K.McKarthy, A.Lapins, L.Lobeda, S.Swanson, M.Simmons, K.Parker. ROW 8: S.Malm, K,Edwards, C.Clinton, S.Frederick, D,Bostwick, C.Barger, R.Berryman, K.Koenig. ROW 9: E.Oliver, D.Nelson, E.Clawson, B.Primm, j. Burkhart, K.Lochow, Cjohnson, I.Blanch, ROW 10: A.C0lbo, j.-larstad, M.Walker, D.Eyres, S,Nelson, W,Sanbeck, S,Whitson, T.jackson. ROW 11: D.Adams0n, D,West, C,Ide, T.-lohnson, L.Ide, S.Sweasy, j.Brevik, S.Pollock, 'Ei , WW M E if 52 B.Baxter, C.Canfield, B.Cheeseman, C.Cozine, E.Deck, D.Donaldson. j.Emely, Dlngelhardt, M.George, T.Headley, B.Hendrickson, D.Hewitt, G Hormann, M.Impala, Wjohnson, A.Larsen, M.Mays, K.McCalister, C.Mease, M.Munn, B.Nelson, M.P0rter, R.Quinsey, L.Rosenbl0om, C-.Sapp, M Sigrist, S.Smith, C.Thompson, W.Zumhoff. Concert Band Stage Band D.Anderson, S.Anderson, N,Beckman, j.Brevik, A.Brew- er, C.Clinton, M.Crowell, D.Cummings, P.Doty, S,Free- burg, M.Hanson, j.Hreha, Rjohnson, Roy johnson, R, Lowery, j.Malyon, D.McDonald, E.McKay, B.Nelson, D. Pagel, C.Peterson, j.Seales, D.Simpson, K.S0rensen, P. Swesey, R.Thirtyacre, M.Zum'noff. LEFT TO RIGHT: P.Swesey, Mlumhoff, P.Doty, C.Peterson, ma v -i -.hx LEFT TO RIGHT: S,Polleck, Mzumhoff, Haw.-Say, ls. Prim, M.Simmons, C.Peterson, S.Frc-eburg, K.Surcnscn, 4 j.Hreha, j.Brevick, j.Lean, P.D0ty, j.Maly0n, D.Simps0Il. f ALL NORTHWEST BAND A,Bennit, S.Parker, NOT PICTURED: l'C.Olivcr, j.Olivcr ALL NORTHWEST ORCHESTRA G,Bryant, K,Evans. LEFT T0 RIGHT: C.Parker, S.Pollock, D.Simpson, B.Primm, M.Simmons, C.Peterson, Band Council IN CONCERT, the Symphonic Band SOLO AND ENSEMBLE CONTEST PARTICIPANTS WN N P U PEP BAND!!! Our glorious pep band led the fans on through every game and backed our winning team all the way. R fa f' Choir Council PRESIDENT: Scott Cairns SECRETARY: Cindy jarmon TREASURER: Scott Swenning SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE: Cwen Bryant JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE: Scott Swanson VICE PRESIDENT: Clay Angle. All Northwest Marc Nowadnick was Curtis' sole vocal participant in the All North west Choir, 1973. A tenor in A'Cappella, Marc said that the experi ence he received was one of the most rewarding this year. I E 5 ggi FRONT ROW: Gary Pieterman, Debbie Beggs, Ray Parks, Patty Tabet, Karma Beyer, Doug jorgenson, Linda King, Scott Cairns SECOND ROW Scott Swanson, julie Blanch, Sue Wicks, Cwen Bryant, jim Heaton, THIRD ROW: Larry Green, Cindy jarmon, Shirleen Larson, jeff Kahrs FOURTH ROW: jim Lien, Bill Timnick, Marc Nowadnick. Our own Mr. Northrop ' f Concert Choir SW3 ROW I KLEFT TO RIGHT? K.Backhouse, C,Nielsen, K.MaComber, D,Harris, M.Whalcy, l,.Clark, M.O,Donr1ell, M.Mowrey, P,Dcnnis, D.Fitzgerals B,Donaldson, P.Dressel, T,Koester, V,Roberts, K,Kuhrs, B.Bielanin, A.H0lmes ROW 2 - T,Remien, A,Lewis, S.Craham, D.Hiner, K.Anderson, D Adams, R.Weidman, R.Quinsey, M.Berry, R,McCrca, N.Fenton, S.Primm, C.Swansor1, L,Fortin, L.Lobeda, P,Raymond ROW 3 - B.LiIlgI'CIl, K,Whit man, R.Richards, M.Damis, j.Freeman, kC.Schlenkcr, M.Kroeger, B,Mauer, D.Samuelsun, P.Dess, S.Lowrey, T.Larsen, K.Billdt, M.Brunette, C.Coy T.Davidson, K,McC-lashan Girl,s Choir ROW l - j.Schmidtke, K.Clark, Kffhompson, K.Kepler, L.Deve-reaux, K.Melvin, j.Clary, j.Kinder, C.Wartenbe. N.Hunter, j.Cage, A.Youso, S.Kern, j.jacobson ROW 2 - P.Matthews, j.Bailey, D.Higgins, L,Krull, L.McMonagle, M.Sulens, M.Cinnis, K.Shuckhart, K.Christy, Ihfviiller, K.Durham, V. Tolles, B.Burrows ROW 3 - K,Overlar1d, K.Lagerstedt, D.Axtell, R.Coomber, Bilampbell, j.Pickering, S.Fontana, G.Marsh, D.Eyr0s, D.Williams, G, Nolen, L.Kramer, C.Brynestad, A.Ble0k0r ROW 4 A j,Voeller, E.Nelsen, V,Feldsher, Sliastridge, Ajohnson, Wjohnson, D.Hall, S.Lind, IC.Palmer, j, joyner, Wlumhoff, B,Evans, K.Buller, G.Sullivan, K.Ross, M.Linder, j.Smith 121 1 - '-1,2 Y -'-X 'J' ' N v ,.zi4::.,'- .: .wif -'Q-2i'w '5-f:s, r,g: :g g -1 Orchestra LEFT T0 RIGHT: C-.Bryant, B4Evans. L.Porter, K.Chipman, D.Schanzenbach, T.Howes. D.Morgan S.Houglum, K.Evans. M.George. Gwen Bryant and Bob Evans Perform Live! . l sllhlx ,K- I , lxy. 'Maxi 1 ig W .,:. 2 QL Qquu' I ,L ,, :Kia ig h , , , .ff-'71 KE. ,L as ,'-AAA ,El X. A all P -yi 5 . s s y il X 5 ww 3, Q -Sm Q Q S g N , . E , , pf .V AU. . A inf . J 'g 5 RA Y 2 .,... 5 A 3 K J 5 gig g if- ' .. V Q f - 3 i fr, if A 'Q . .ig Qian as 83131 iN , ...Q ? ki fx X i i fa 5 Q K: .. . .., 3, if 'K-we ki Q ,wx .X K-if - E: . if ai 1 +5 SEA 5, Q 'GSS 'L RN x X S w S x X52 X X ix S 2 E gs vi. x.Xww2,f5W1X 'Q -.-- .... :mfg .,:- SK fx Q -- : . ':'f'Es,sfme: .,-:st . Mwww-wx W- . -WW -x-, , x---- ,s .,.. X X Q' we dh i- S . aw s i 1: -1 ,. , . i m? f 1-. 1- - Q3 x' ' .K ,M A I Q ,A.. ' M1-,..,..... ' . ...' 5 .. , , i , CRFJUYM , SRG k r tbtbk B t .T Q . D X H, .al u-Sh. Annu. fl' ' ' Q 9 H2 N fl 4 ., ..., as ww Q fag A ,Q E -Ea, 5 s f fm, wi 4' 'W fm xi S' y 41-, ym ,' ,X Mum it 1 fn, 'HK lm. Senior Class fficers mf f w fx- ? Q l M' W W I 5 FRONT TO BACK: Dick Day, Prvsiclvrlt, Sims- Pagv, 'I'r4-uslnrc-1', Bill Timnick. Vicv-l'rc'si4lv11t. jill Allvn, Secretary. ,W f Ziff ,wi l 'WJ Q 1 s 1 0. 5 Q X 5 P E 2 Jill Dian Allen Senior Class Secretary, Pow- der Puff 11-12. Pep Club 11-12, German Club 12, Ski Club 12. Gloria M. Arbanas Powder Puff 11-12, Pep Club 11, Student Council 10-11, Chris I, Barger Parking Lot Attendant, Stage Crew. Sharon L. Altimus Concert Choir 10. Pep Club 10, Honor Society 10-11, Girl's Choir 11, Student As- sistant 11-12. Kent A. Atwood Honor Society 11, Wrestling 10. School Employment 10- 12, School Store 11. Bradley -I. Barrett Transferred from Hawthorne 10, Football 11-12, Student Council ll, Senior Movie 11- 12, Letterman's Club. Steve A, Anderson Football 10-12, Basketball 10-12, Track 10-12, Key Club 11-12, Stage Band 10-12, Stu- dent Council 10-12, Sym- phonic Band 11-12. David Lee Axtell Symphonic Band 10-12, Cus- todian's Assistant 12. Mark Beatty Clayton Brian Angle Football 10-12, Basketball 10-12, Track 11-12, Baseball 10, Lettermanls Club 11-12, Student Council 11-12, A Capella 11-12. Cathleen -I. Baker German Club 10, Student Council 10-11, Library Assist- ant 11, Pep Club 11-12, Pow- der Puff 12, Neil H, Beckman Symphonic Band 10-12, Span- ish Club 11, Stage Band 11-12, Charlie Ameoba Club. Debbie L, Beggs Pep Club 10-12, j.V. Cheer- leader 11, Varsity Cheerleader 12, Powder Puff 11-12, Cirlvs Choir 10, A Cappella ll-12, Swing Choir 12, Ski Club 10, German Club 10, lntrarnural 10, Frank W. Bergstrom .,...t.. ,ww jan M. Benjamin Library Assistant 10, FTA Club 10, Spanish Club 11-12, Nurses Assistant 12. :wif Karmaj. Beyer A Cappella 11-12, Swing Choir 12, Pep Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10-12CPres.J, Leo Club 11-12, Student Assistant 12. 61'-7 Steve W, Benjamin David M. Berger julie C. Blanch ',. Don E, Bostwick Parking Lot Superintendant 12, Stage Craft 10, Intramural Basketball 11. fe-a.,n www Terry Blanchflower Mike G. Brown 1 Gwendolyn Bryant Varsity Cheerleader 11, A Cappella, Orchestra, Swing Choir, German Club 10, Stu- dent Council 108112, Powder Puffll-12, jay C. Brevik Symphonic Band 10-12, Stage Band 11-12, Review Board, Honor Society. Melinda C, Brown A Cappella 12. jenniferj. Burkhart Honor Society 11-12, Ski Club 10, Spanish Club 10, Intra- mural Bowling 10, Ian K. Brinkman Stage Crew 10-12, Spanish Club 11, Student Assistant 12, .ff 1 migfsiiisfifiiiffiifri- 1 lii ififffi ' ' . S A 'A lix , Efftfig ,woe - 1 koiigfif - . - A . ai-1 it z. ' . . . . 142-'- is . ?- ,Q 9 .-1 -Ej' gfi. .111g,2, 2 , 1 -5 :Elii?f i ' - - ' - xi Stevej. Brown German Club 10, Viking Shield 10-11, Debate Club 12, Ski Club 10-11. Scott C, Cairns Football 10-12, Wrestling 10, Class President 10-11, Letter- manls Club 11-12, Musical 11, Spring Play 11, A Cappella ll-12, Swing Choir 12, Stu- dent Council 10-12, Choir Council 11-12, Intramural Basketball 11-12, Edward J. Brooks Band 10, French Club 10, Student Council 12, Ski Club 12. Paula Kay Brunswick German Club 10, Pep Club 11- 12, Honor Society 11-12, Pow- der Puff 11-12, Student As- sistant 12, Student Council 10-11, Senior Council 12, Honor Boll 10-12. 'M-'iff' jeff N. Carlsen Baseball 10-12, Golf 10-12, Key Club 10-12CSec.J, ASB Vice President 12, Ski Club 10-11, Basketball 10, Intra- mural County League 11-12, Powder Puff Cheerleader 12, Honor Society 11-12, '11-' 'Q Steve A. Carlson jane G. Coghill tTransferred 121 Senior Coun- cil, Valhalla Staff 12, Pow- der Puff 12, Fall Play 12, Pep Club 12, Ski Club. Catherine P. Crockett Spanish Club 10-12. Ski Club 10-11, Powder Puff 11-12. Gir1's Choir 10, Intramural Volleyball, Bowling 11-12. In- tramural Basketball 11-12. Susan Ii. Christman 1 Reese D. Colbo Cross Country 10-12, Track 10-12, Leo Club 10-12, Student Announcer 10-12, Basketball 10, Student Council. Intramural Basketball 11-12, A Cappella 11-12, I,etterman's Club 11-12, Basketball Manager 11- 12. County League Basketball 11-12, Bowling 11-12, Volleyball Marathon 11-12 QL M argo R. Crowell Ellen Marie Clawson French Club 10-11, Honor Society 11, Powder Puff 11- 12, Intramural Basketball 11-12. ji11D. Colby French Club 10-12. Honor Society 10-12, Honor Boll 11-12. -lack R. Cruver Curt Clinton Stage Band 12, Spanish Club 10-12, Track 10, Intramural Basketball 1 1, Intramural Bowling 12, Symphonic Band 10-12. lim O. Crane Lunch Room 11-12, Pep Club 12, Soilec 12. Librarian 11. Nancy A. Curlette Girls Club Cabinet 11,12 1Sec. 1. Pep Club 10, P.1-C. Lead- er, Student Teacher, Pow- der Puff 11-12, Ski Club 10-11. Intramural 10, Student Coun- cil 11, German Club 10-11. A, '1'. Darneille Cross Country 11-12, Basket- ball 10-12, Track 10-12. Key Club 11, Letterman's Club 10-12, Pep Club 10, French Club10-11, Dorene Marie Deck Pep Club 10-12CSec.J, Pow- der Puff 11-12, Intramural 10-12, Symphonic Band 10- 12, Girls Seamount League Volleyball Team 12, Tom Davidson CTransferred from Wilsonl Football 10-12, Basketball 10-12, Baseball 11-12, Letter- man's Club 12. Student Coun- cil. were We Dan A. Dissault Tennis 10-11. French Club 10, Assistant Teacher 12. S 5 . ur. M: , by A hi' fi wt Q X .Q . . :fi ill X .. 1 . A is , 0 t.,i M f ,pkg Carlyn L, Davis FTA 11, Spanish Club 10, Symphonic Band 10-12, Pep Elllllb 12, Student Assistant Mark S. Dolge Stage Crew 10. 4 M ,J-7 f . Qi ,Are you nt it to be ir Dickj. Day Cross Country 10-12, Track 10-12, Letterman's Club 10- 12, Honor Society 10-12. Ski Club 10-12, Key Club 12, Stu- dent Council 10-11, Senior Class President, Intramural Basketball 11-12, Volleyball Marathonll, Denny R. Dolman Paul E. Doty Symphonic Band 10-12, Stage Band 10-12, Wrestling 10-12, Honor Society 10-12, Letter- man's Club 11-12, Spanish Club 11, All State Band 11. Rob C. Dyer CTransfer from Wilsonj Foot- ball 11-12, Lettermanls Club 11-12, Student Council 11-12, Intramural Basketball 11, Richard B. Egan Z Margaret C. Douglas l 1 Terry Malm Easterday Greg T. Dravis Football 10-12, Wrestling 11-12, Track 10-12, Rifle Club 10. Mark A. Eddington Cross Country 12, Ski Club 10, Honor Roll 11, Honor Society 11-12, Flag Duty 11-12, Arr Seminar 12, D.T. Art Society 10-11, Intramural Basketball 11. f - ,mi -ai W Z MW Q ff' ff' QW ,Z 1' S ' ' ' H ' J' ' Lf z,-? 'z92EZ V Q f 9 W Egg , , 7Hi?Es'1'7' -, V v W 555555-g,jsz iff iff 2 , . x V, A . ' V 1 1 , 'Tf:'., ,g,.Q,-fw fw ,3,,,,. 3 ,g g . Wvfiff fig - saw .1 Rick L. Emley Frederick M. Emrick Denise K. Dupraw Pep Club 10-11, Powder Puff 11-12. Michael George Eddington Honor Society 11-12, Cross Country 10-12, Track 10-11, Ski Club 10, Letterman's Club 10-12. Bill England Michael C. Fabert Football 10-12, Wrestling 10-12, Track 10-12, Letterman's Club 11-12, Band 10, Leo Club 12. jean M. Fenton Steven M. Frceburg Symphonic Band 11-12, Concert Band 10, Stage Band 11-12, Key Club 10-12, Track 10-12, Charlie Amoeba Club 12. Steven M. Fabre Honor Society 11-12, Leo Club 11-12, German Club 10, Concert Choir 10, Baseball 10-11, A Cap- pella 11-12, Basketball 10, Stu- dent Assistant 12. Todd M. Ferguson Symphonic Band 10-12, Ski Club 10-11, Spanish Club CVice Pres.D 10, Honor Society 12, Stu- dent Council 10-11. Christine Marie Fuller Pep Club 10-11, Spanish Club 10-11, Girls Club 10-12. Deborah Kay Fant CTransfer From Wilson 111 Powder Puff 11-12. Bruce C. Flynn Basketball 10, Baseball 10-12, Band 10, Letterman's Club 11- 12. Randy A. Collinger Band 10, Spanish Club 10, Pow- der Puff Cheerleader 12, Senior Council, Student Council 10. .h.A1Al? john Robert F azio Symphonic Band 10-12 A Capella 11,12 Baseball 10-12 Golf 12 Basketball 10 All Seamount League Honor Band 11,12 Hon- or Society 12 Ski Club 10-12 Shawn E. Frazier Honor Society 11, Honor Roll 10-11, Library 10-12, Spades Club 11, Voice 12. Cesar H. Chu Gomez Wrestling, Track, Karate, Robin A. Graeff David Lee Halinen Honor Society 11-12, Ski Club 11, Baseball 10, Bas- ketball 10, Tutor 12, Russian Club 10-11fPremierl Richard E, Granlund Football 12, Golf 10-11, Bas- ketball 10-12. Track 10-12, Letterman's Club 10-12, Pep Club 10-12, Key Club 10- fTreas. 11112, Honor Roll 11, German Club 10-11, Swing Choir 12, was Teresa Mae Hannah Honor Society 11-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Tennis 11, A Cap- pella 12, Drama 10-12, Ski Club 10-11, Mary F. Henly Powder Puff 11-12, Intra- mural Basketball 11-12, Span- ish Club 10-11. Pep Club 10- 12, A Cappella 10-12. Girl's Choir 10, Student Council 11, Stage Crew 10-12. Paddy A. Hickey Powder Puff 11-12, Flag Duty 10-12, Honor Society 11-12, Pep Club 10-12, Student Coun- cil 11, Tutor 12, German Club 10-11, Intramural Basketball 11-12, Larry C. Green Football 10-12, A Cappella 11-12, Swing Choir 12, Student Council 12, Intramural Bas- ketball 11. Doug E. Gunns Football 10, Track 11-12 jim P. Heaton Carol Hendrickson Choir 10-12, Swing Choir 12, Symphonic Band 10-12. Key Club 11-12, Tennis 11-12, Ski Club 10. 2112, ::sgf:sa.sf:::f' ,.f:-. - ...,, Scott K. Higgins Chuck Hoffmeister Ski Club 10-11, Pep Club 12 Marc A, Holmes Linda S. lde 11onor Society 11-12. Russian Club 10-12CVice Presl, Ski Club 10-12, Powder Puff 12. French Club 11-12, BHG 12. Rita R, Horman ttransferred from Mt. Tahoma 121 Powder Puff 11-12, German Club 12. Pep Club 12, Honor Roll 12. Mark D. lnklebarger German Club 12, Honor Roll 10-11. Cindy A. jarmon Michael Ernest johnson Mary Kay Horton Pep Club 11-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Viking Shield Staff 11, Girl's Choir 11. Student Council 10, Senior Rep. Susan E. jackson ASB Treasurer 12, Pep Club 10-12, Powder Puff 12, FTA 10, A Cappella 12, French Club 11. Dala Christina jones Powder Puff 11-12, Pep Club 10-11, FTA 11, Student Assist- ant 10-11, German Club 11, Choir 10. Kathi Ann Hulen Spanish Club 10-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Volleyball 12, Intramural 10-11. Teresa Dianne jackson Basketball 81 Track Statistician 11-12, Student Assistant 11-12, Honor Roll 10-12, Pep Club 12, FTA 10-12CVice Pres.l, A Cap- pella 12, French Club 10-12, Concert Choir 10, Girlys Choir 11, Girl's Ensemble 11. Douglas M. Jorgensen A Cappella 11-12, Swing Choir 12, Honor Society 11-12, Musi- cal 11-12, Intramural Basket- ball 11-12, Student Council 12. -Q! ij Don W. jutte 'F jeff B. Kahrs Linda L. King Spring 61 lfall Plays 10-12, Russ- ian Club 10-12, A Cappella 12. Swing Choir 12, Powder Puff 11- 12, Ski Club 10. Stuclent Coun- eil 10, Symphonic Band 11-12, One-Act Competition 10, sw' -.1793-'Y Kathy A. Koenig Vice President 11. Yulluriuns 1Sec-Treas.1 12. Powder Puff 11-12, A Cappella I1-12, Cer- man Club 10. Senior Council. 9? juclitb Ann Kleine Nlichaf-1 Robert Koester Cross Country 11-12. Key Club 11-12, Soil-CZ Board 12, Ski Club 10-12, Letterinanls Club 11-12, Russian Club 11-12. Pep Club 12. Intramural 11, Volley- ball Nlarathon 11-12, Yalimaliu staff 12, Honor Society 11-12. 'Q-My ,. I f SSI- Burt H. Kelley Key Club 12, Cermun Club 10, Stuclcnt Council 12. lil agus-avi jeff L. Kinder Football 12, Ski Club 1117 w.mM 1 believe you closedgtbe licl on my band, 'H ,xii V -. mf' Q iii. A , S 1 4 Nancy Kvale Spades Club 11, Honor Society 11, Girls Ensemble 11, Swing Choir 12, A Cappella 11-12 Musical 11-12. in 11 audi Patty 1. Linder 1 Kathy S. Lund Powder Puff ll-12, Pep Club I0-12, Spanish Club 10,11CSee.l. l2tVice Presl, Ski Club 10-11, Soil-C Officer. Intramural 10- 12, Valhalla Staff 12, Stage Crew ll-12, Teresa M. Landeis FTA 10,11CSec.D. 12tPreS. l, German Club 10, A Cappella 12, Student Assistant 11-12. Candice B. Linnell Pep Club 10-ll, German Club 10, Band 10-12. Rick A, Marler Football Manager 11-12, Key Club 10, Rifle Club 10-11, Track 11. Martha L. Lantz Valkyrians ll-12CPres, 1, Stu- dent Council 10,Honor Society 11-12, Stage Crew 11-12, Pow- der Puff 11-12. Russian Club 10-11, Rick Linstad Viking Shield Staff 10, Valhalla Staff 10, Rifle Club 11, Tennis 11. Kathy Martin jeffrey N. Larsen Football 10-12, Wrestling 10-12, Band 10-12, Lettermanls Club 10-12, Tutor 12, German Club 11. Robert I. Lowery Ril1e Club 10-11, Stage Band 10-12, 1,etterman's Club 10, German Club 10-11, Russian Clubll, Honor Society 10-12. Kathleen Marie McCarthy Pep Club 10-12. -I.V. Cheer- leader 11, Varsity Cheerleader 12, Powder Puff 11-12, A Cap- pella 12, Honor Society 11-12, Honor Roll 10-11, Vahalla Staff 11. Dan B. McCullen Kim McC1ashan Viking Shield Staff 12, Girlis Choir 11, Concert Choir 12. Henry Montesino Wrestling 10-12, Letterman's Club 10-12, Football 10-11, Melinda Ii. Nelsen Lanette R. Moore Leigh E. Nelson 1 William C, McMaster Key Club 10-12, Honor Society 11-12, Basketball 10, Golf 11, Track 10-11, A Cappella 11-12, Intramural Basketball 11-12. Karen Eileen Mork Pep Club 11-12, Spades Club 11-12, Intramural 10-12, Spanish Club' 11-12, Powder Puff 12, Volleyball 12, Concert Choir 10, Girls Choir 11-12. ,- Y , J rtrtrn y f, ,1 ,, -fy, V - wwf 'i uf J ' Eff alff ' I ' V J I o r me ' I ,, V , 0, , Susie Q. Nelson Symphonic Band 10-12, Soil- C Board of Directors 12, Honor Society 11-12, Powder Puff 11- 12, Honor Roll 10-12, I yaufyf jack A. Molan Darvij. Morris Powder Puff 11-12, Student Council 12, Spanish Club 10, Intramural Basketball 11. Robert Scott Nicodemus Track 10-12, Football 10-12, Lettermanys Club 10-12, Key Club 12, Band 10, PE. Leader 12, Valerie Noyes Pep Club 10-11, Girls Club Cabinet 11, Leo Club 11, Intra- mural Basketball 11-12, Powder Puff 11-12. janice P, Paty Concert Choir 10, Leo Club 11, Girl's Choir 11, Intramural Bas- ketball 11, Viking Shield Staff 12, Steve Paulik Scott R. Ollard A Cappella 11-12, Musical 10- 12, Concert Choir Pamela P. Paul Pep Club 10, German Club 10- 11, Honor Society 11-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Symphonic Band 10-12, Stage Crew 10-12, Stu- dent Assistant 11-12. Liz Perard A Cappella 11-12, German Club 10-11, FTA 11, Spades Club 12, Cirlys Choir 10, Musi- cal 11. Terry Oviatt Stephen William Page 1 Cross Country 11-12, Wrest- ling 10, Track 10-12, Russian Club 10-12 CTreas.l, Senior Class Treasurer, Honor Society 11-12, Key Club 10-12 CTreas.l, Drama Technical Crew 11,12, Valhalla Staff 12, Charlie Amoe- ba Fan Club 12. Hmml The same old lunch again, Clitt Peterson Basketball 10-12, Cross Coun- try 10-12, Symphonic Band 10- 12, Stage Band 10-12, Honor Society 11-12, Lettermanis Club 12, Student Council I0-II, Senior Council. Cary Alan Pieterman Musical 10-12, Fall Play 10- 12, Spring Play 11-12, Concert Choir 10, A Cappella II-12, Swing Choir 12, Vocal Ensemble 10, FTA 10, Spanish Club 10-11, Student Assistant 11-12, Lunch- room Help 11-12, Ski Club 10, Pep Club 12. Earl D. Proulx DECA fDistributive Ed.l, Stu- dent Art Assistant. Cynthia A. Peterson Powder Puff I1-12, Intramural Basketball 11. the W in-it - Lf' Lisa Ann Pollen Powder Puff 11-12, Pep Club 12, Intramural Bowling 11, Intramural Basketball II-12. rameia Marie Peterson ASB Secretary 12, Class Treas- urer 10-II, Pep Club 10-12, Val- halla Co-editor 12, Viking Shield 10-11, Honor Society I1-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Ski Club 10- 12, Tennis 11, Lab Assistant II, Charlie Amoeba Club 12. Deborah Potter jay C. Reese Russian Club II, Spanish Club 10, Band 10-12, Honor Roll 11- 12, Volleyball Marathon 11. Denise Reilly Kim Marie Phillips Pep Club II-12. 'W I 7 5 rf? .2 'j f 'mlisffl'H5215-5llilf?L!:E,'lFk, . . Wezfffg'f3,feg?feieg:f:3:.z?f,?i.i f l ,W , ,,,,,,,,, ,,.,1,.q.,y,,,-, f fn In -, evzxwm fe , . ,sfz63,:9i5'?lliIJg55ElV ' ' 'j g ,K 'E ,jfi K, we - 'P e-yjg i gi, A ,-' lm 3, H em,'z::,':c:':z .5 mv- . 5 , Nz. 'T f 1 ' ' -V f, 'X-..,M,,lw ,f3: ifw ' iV f 'I S 'J U E? 1wf,sw,f',' , , ,Q-J 1, 'Mr' ngmfn 'fi' I-,V x. 11, gf fffml -' ' f 5 giiljf 1 ' ,fs , 'g - Q, 3, ,Q-ge f , ' 4 -'-,ifxaix f i . sw f ' ZEYQEZ? fi 'E Bradley Robert Primm Symphonic Band 10-12, Wrest- ling, Honor Society 1l,12, Key Club 12, All Seamount League Honor Band I1,12, Ski Club II, 12. Claudia Faye Reiter Powder Puff II, Student Coun- cil 10-II, German Club 10, Stu- dent Assistant 10, FTA 10. Deborah Sue Rider Girls Club Officer 12, Pep Club 12, Student Assistant 11, Intramural Basketball 11, Pow- der Puff 12. Cathy A. Russell Pep Club 10, Intramural Bas- ketball 11, Powder Puff 12. P. jean Seeley Pep Club, Student Assistant 12, Spanish Club 10-12, Valhalla Staff12, Choir 10-11. Virginia C. Roberts Pep Club 10-11, Girls Club 11 Cjunior Repj 12 CPres.l, Intra- mural Basketball 11-12, French Club 10, Ski Club 10, Student Council 10, Band 10-12. -1---'W' Wendy L. Sanbeck Monica A. Simmons Symphonic Band 10-12, Band Council 12, Honor Society 11- 12, Honor Roll 10-12. julie L. Roethler ASB Social Secretary 12, Ski Club 10, Pep Club 10-12, Pow- der Puff 10-12, Intramural 10- 12, Sophomore Duchess. Carrie Sater 'iw-N19 David Michael Simpson Band 10-12, Powder Puff Cheer- leader 12, Stage Band 10-12, Honor Society 11, Ski Club 10, Home Room Rep., Spanish Club 11, Pep Band 10-12. Steve V. Ross jesse j. Seales Diane Marie Smith Spanish Club 10-12, Ski Club 10, Honor Society 10-12, Student Council 10, French Club 11-12, Intramural Basketball 11. 1, ' iiiiiizif j ', fT57 L' 11, , Q W f r 'V 'f1 .' ?'5':' PQ m ' 1 if 1 1 2 -1 1' ' ' -1 5 i,g::L2h-Trai wi if . V- Cary Smith Football 11, Basketball 10-11, Track 10-12, Letterman's Club 10-12, P. E. Leader 12. Kim D. Steffke Spanish Club 10-12. 5 Patrick Stephen Swesey ASB President 12, All Nort- west Band 12, Honor Society 10 12, Letterman's Club 10-12, Football 10-12, Basketball 10- 12, Track 10-12, All-State Band 11, Key Club 11-12, Stage Band 10-12, Spanish Club 11, Sym- phonic Band 10-12. Roger K. Smith Varsity Wrestling 10-12, Letter- man's Club 12. Pamela Carol Stephens Honor Society 10, Viking Shield 11-12, Student Assistant 11, Pep Club 12, Leo Club 12. Patricia Ann Tabet Student Council 10-11, Honor Society 11, Musical 10-12, Con- cert Choir 10, A Cappella 11-12, Senior Council, Powder Puff 11- 12, Swing Choir 12, Spades Club 11, Elementary Pre-Teaching 11, P.E. Leader 11. Sandy Smith Thomas C. Sterbick Football 10-12, Wrestling 10- 12, Letterman's Club 11-12. Amy L. Thorsen Colleen S. Spillman Pep Club 10-11, Tennis 11. Scott A. Swenning Basketball 10, Russian Club 10 fSec.D-11 CPres.J, A Cappella 11-12 fTreas.D, P.A. Crew 10-12, Stage Crew CLightingJ 10-12, Honor Roll 10-12, Student Coun- cil 11-12, Kristy Lee Turbak Powder Puff 11-12, Honor Society 11-12, A Cappella 11-12, Pep Club 10-11, German Club 10-11. Randy E. Voss Hugh Raymond whinfrey Basketball 10, Tennis 10,12, Leo Club 12, Foreign Exchange Student to Denmark 11, Band 1O,12, Honor Society 12, Re- view Board 10, Russian Club 10, Spanish Club 10. Val J. Willoughby Cirl's Choir 10-11, A Cappella 12, FTA 11, German Club 10, Student Assistant 12. Sue Wakeman Pep Club 11-12, Spanish Club 11, Powder Puff, Intramural, HOIl0r Roll11-12, FTA 12, Susan K. Whitson Powder Puff 11-12, Valkyrians 10-12, Volleyball 12, Honor Society 11-12. Larry Woods Basketball 10-11, Golf 10-12, Concert Choir 10, Letterman's Clubll-12. Karin Lynn Walker Susan K, Wicks Swing Choir 12, Powder Puff 11-12, Honor Society 11-12, Musical 10-12, Intramural Bas- ketball 11-12, Pep Club 10-12, Review Board 10, A Cappella 11-12. as t Akk. -K, , sw? Mike C. Zumhoff Ski Club 10-12, Honor Society 10-11, Symphonic Band 10-12, Ur. Repj, Stage Band 10-12, Spanish Club 10, Student Coun- cil 10-11, Senior Council, All- State-Band 11, Colleen Warner Pep Club 10 CRep.J, 11 CTreas.l, 12, A Cappella 11-12, Musical 10-11, Powder Puff 11-12, Stu- dent Council 11-12, German Club 10-12 CPres. Li Ann J. Wilhelm . T N Don N. Adamson Cross Country 10-12, Track 10- 12, Honor Roll 10-12, Letter- man,s Club 11-12. Gayle S. Berry French Club Csecretaryl 10-11, Pep Club 10-11, Russian Club Ctreasl 11, German Club 10-11, Ski Club 10, Powder Puff 11, Student Council 10, Office As- sistant 11, Concert Choir 10, Karen Arney Symphonic Band 10-12, Spades Club fHistorianJ 11, Cpresidentl 12, Pep Club 10, Spanish Club 10, Tutor 10 81 12. Raymond 1. Berryman Early graduation. Greg A. Blocker Bill G. Bogue Mike S. Arrington Roberta L. Billdt Powder Puff 12, Spanish Club 10-12, FTA 10-12, L60 Club 12, Pep Club 10-12. 1 Brad Brey Annette Bellar Student Assistant 12, Librarian- ship 11-12. Debbie Blackner Student Council 10, Pep Club 11-12, Girls Club 11, Leo's Club 12 Donna L. Broxson Terry Bryant Football 11-12, Track 10, Ski Club 11-12, Concessions 10-12, Symphonic Band 11-12, Concert Band 10. Tom Chubb Golf 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Bas- ketball 10, Honor Society 10-11, Student Council 11, Spanish Club 10, Letterman's Club 12. Dean C. Cummings Wrestling 1012, Football 11. Denise Marie Burnsides Student Assistant 11, Spanish Club 10-12, German Club 11-12, Concert Choir 10. jim W. Cleveland Richard j. Dennett Michael 1. Caillier Mike E. Collins Virginia A. Dennett Karen Chipman A Cappella 11-12, Drama 10-12, Honor Society 11-12, School Store 12, Orchestra 10-12, Musi- cal 10-12, Student Director 12. Chris I. Corcoran Basketball 10, Baseball 12. Elise M. De Tienne Ski Club 10-11, French Club 10, Stage Crew 10. Paul A. Dumzw Letterman's Club 10-12, Wres- tling 10-12, Student Council 10- 12. Marvin Eugene Hansen Ir. Wrestling 10-12, Baseball 11-12, Lettermans Club 12, Stage crew 10, Student Council Rep. 12. Key Club 10-12. Jim Hoye Nancy Lynne Easton French Club 10, Powder Puff 11, Honor Society 11, Student As- sistant ll, Pep Club 10-12, Hernandez, David Foreign Exchange CCosta Rical A Capella Choir, Key Club Sherry Johannes Powder Puff ll-12, Pep Club 10- 12, j.V. Cheerleader 11, Home- coming Queen 12, Intramural 10-12, French Club 11, Leo Club 11, Honor Society 10-12, Val- halla Staff 12, Gir1's Club Chair- man 12. Patricia Kathleen Farmer PE. Leader 11-12, 0cean'Aut Club 1 1. Juliana R. Hiner Powder Puff 11-12, Intramural Basketball 11-12, Band 10. Karen E. Iohansen Randy Fowler Football 10-12, Wrestling 10-12, Golf 10, Powder Puff Cheerlead- cr 11, Honor Society 10-12, Stu- dent Council Rep 10-12, Ski Club. Mark Hjelseth DECA 10. Clare M. johnson ASB Inter-High Rep. 12, Valky- rians 10-12, Pep Club 10-12. Powder Puff 11-12, A Cappella 11-12, Student Assistant 11, Musical 10, SkiC1ub 10. Todd Mathew johnson Key Club 10-11, Honor Society 11- 12, A Cappella 11, Student Coun- cil 11, German Club 10-11, French Club 11. Andris Erik Lapins Ski Club 10, Honor Society 11-12, Flag Honor Guard 11, Key Club 12, junior Skit, Barbershop Quar- tet 12. Bernice Jolley Guy M. King .nm N, Scott Burton Leach Honor Society 11-12, Football 11, Spanish Club 10-11, Student Council 12, Intramural Basketball 12, l David Paul Kusske Baseball 10-12, Key Club 11, Hon- or Society 11-12, Russian Club 9- 12. Terry Levenseller 4,,WM,, ,, Ienise M. Loberg Symphonic Band 10-12, Cirl's Choir 11, A Cappella 12, Pep Club 10-12, Spanish Club 10- 12, Musical 11, l Marianne Lovejoy A Cappella. David joseph Mclnnes Sean MacDonald McLin Football 10-11, Track 10-12, Lettermans Club. Damon H. Mattison Wendy jean McMahon A Cappella 11-12, Swing Choir 12, Varsity Cheerleader 11-12, Valkyrians 10-12, Powder Puff 11-12, Musical 10-11, Pep Club 10-12, Cirl's Choir 10, Intra- mural Basketball 11. as Randall A. Milton Carol A. Mitzner David S. Morris DECA Vice-President. Pep Club 10-12, Spanish Club A Cappella 11, Russian Club 11, 1012,C-erman Club 11-12. Ski Club 10-11, Honor Roll 10 8:12, SAR 11-12. .405 Wi 5 sf . plat Deborah Leah Matthews Spanish Club 10, Student Coun- cil 10-11, Powder Puff 11-12, Cirl's Choir 10, Honor Roll 10, Pep Club 10,11 fjr, Repj, 12 QVice Pres. 1, Office Assistant 12. Ljubica Alice Meier Pep Club 11-12, Powder Puff 11-12, German Club 10, Student Council 10-12, Honor Society 10-12, Cirl's Club Cabinet 11, Slci Club 10-12. Steven C. Nelson Terry Nichols Sue R. Oliver Fall Play 10-12, One-Acts 10, Spring Play 10-12, Girls Club Rep 10, Pep Club 10-12, j.V. Cheerleader 11, Leo Club 11, Powder Puff 11-12, Stagecraft 12. Lindal. Pitzen Pep Club 10-11, Student Assist- ant 12. , Mike Nord Review Board 10-11, Biological Lab Assistant 11. Antonia Rita Panni Office Assistant 11-12, Student Assistant 11-12, Library Assist- ant 12. Scott Michael Pollock Honor Society Symphonic Band 10-12, Stage Band, Track, Stu- dent Council. Marc Lin Nowadnick All-Northwest Choir 12, Boy's State ll, Musical 11,12, Plays 10- 12, Key Club 11, Honor Society 11,12, Swing Choir 12, A Cap- pella 11,12, Symphonic Band 10. Kathy 1. Peters Pep Club 10-12, Cirl's Choir 11, Concert Choir 10. Peggy O' Donnell Tennis 11-12, Pep Club 10-12 German Club 11-12, Honor So- ciety 11-12, Valhalla Staff 12 Powder Puff 11-12. Charlotte Petersen Kathi A. Ray af ' Q Douglas R. Read QW . ix as Mike S. Sapp Basketball 10, Symphonic Band 10-12. Scott Stauth Doug P. Zarnira Sandy L. Schiller Pep Club 11-12, Student Assist- ant 11-12, A Cappella 11-12, Spanish Club 10-12 fVice Pres. J, junior Class Secretary, Powder Puff 11-12, Honor Society 11-12. William Paul Timnick Senior Class Vice-President 12, A Cappella 11,12, Swing Choir 11,12, Musical 10-12, Fall Play 10-12, Leo Club 11,12 CPres.l, FTA 11,12, Honor Society 11, 12, Boys State Delegate. Karen Zetterberg Lori Ann Selden Intramural Basketball 11. Bob L. 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But Cod proves His love for us by this, that Christ died for us when we were still sinnersf, Rom. 5:8. Believe, Repent tturn from your sins J, and Confess If Thou shalt confess with Thy mouth the Lord jesus, and shalt believe in Thine heart that Cod hath raised him from the dead, Thou shalt be saveclf, Rom, 10:9 If we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousnessf, Jn. 119. U . . .The kingdom of Cod is at handg repent, and believe the gos- pel. 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